Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC Slimline Input Relay
The Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC slimline input relay is designed for control panels where compact installation, reliable signal switching, and clear operating visibility matter. This model belongs to Omron’s G2RV-ST slim I/O relay family and combines a slim relay with an integrated low-profile socket. Its 6 mm class body helps engineers reduce panel footprint while keeping wiring and maintenance practical in industrial automation environments.
Technically, the Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC operates with a 24 VDC coil and is intended for microload applications. It uses an SPDT contact configuration and gold-plated silver alloy contact material, making it suitable for low-current signal circuits where stable contact performance is important. Omron lists this model with a 50 mA rated carry current, screw terminal connection, DIN rail mounting, LED indication, a transparent case, and a mechanical indicator. These details make the relay easy to inspect during commissioning and troubleshooting. Technical reference: Omron lists the 24 VDC version as a microload Slim I/O Relay with 24 VDC coil, SPDT contact, 30 VAC 0.05 A and 36 VDC 0.05 A resistive load ratings. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Where This Relay Fits Best
This relay is a strong match for PLC interface circuits, sensor signal isolation, low-power control logic, and industrial panels where microload switching must be handled without oversized relay hardware. Because it is built for interface use, it is not intended to replace a high-power load relay. Instead, it works best where the objective is clean switching of small electrical signals between controllers, field devices, and automation logic.
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Key Technical Characteristics
- Product type: slimline input relay
- Brand and code: Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC
- Coil voltage: 24 VDC
- Contact form: SPDT
- Rated carry current: 50 mA
- Contact material: gold-plated silver alloy
- Terminal type: screw terminal
- Mounting method: DIN rail
- Indicators: LED and mechanical indicator
- Application area: microload interface circuits
Why Engineers Use Slim I/O Relays
Modern control cabinets often need more signal channels in less space. A slim I/O relay helps reduce cabinet width while preserving service access. The transparent case and indicator features are especially helpful when maintenance teams need to confirm relay state without removing components. In high-density systems, these visual details can reduce diagnostic time and help prevent wiring mistakes.
FAQ
What is the Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC used for?
It is mainly used as a slimline input relay in industrial control panels, especially for microload signal switching, PLC interfacing, and low-current automation circuits.
Is the Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC suitable for high-current loads?
No. This version is designed for microload applications with a 50 mA rated carry current. For higher current switching, a standard 6 A G2RV-ST model would be more appropriate.
What does SPDT mean on this relay?
SPDT means single pole double throw. It allows one common contact to switch between normally open and normally closed paths, giving flexibility in control circuit design.
Why does this relay use gold-plated contacts?
Gold-plated contacts are useful in low-current circuits because they help maintain stable conductivity where very small signals are being switched.
Can it be mounted on a DIN rail?
Yes. The Omron G2RV-ST700-AP 24VDC is designed for DIN rail mounting, making it suitable for organized control cabinet layouts.